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Chef Martin Boetz creates excellent Thai recipes at this restaurant located on Little Bourke Street. The wine collection is impressive and makes for a great combination with the hot, sour and sweet flavours that dominate Thai f... more
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Despite what your schooldays French might suggest, Bistro Vite is not a fast food joint, but takes its name from owner, Darren Quick. The French-language menu offers traditional favorites such as onion soup, pepper steak, steak... more
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Very traditional Chinese food served in a very traditional Chinese setting. Set in the hub of Little Bourke Street's Chinatown, the décor is exactly as you would expect. A wide clientele include lots of Chinese people. The menu... more
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This is the largest of Melbourne's four Shark Fin restaurants, renowned amongst both Asian and Western diners. Excellent Chinese food in a cosy setting makes for a great lunch or dinner outing. Other locations are 50-52 Little... more
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Long Live Rock is the catch cry that has been preserved at the Hard Rock Café. Along with countless items of rock memorabilia, BB King's guitar and Elton John's outfits, a fully restored 1957 Cadillac hangs above a pool table t... more
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Wagamama's restaurants have enjoyed a growing popularity around the world. The winning formula includes giant bowls of noodles eaten at communal tables in a modern, minimalist setting. The menu samples from Japanese noodle bars... more
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This award-winning restaurant offers the choice of two menus--traditional regional cuisine or Szechuan and Peking-style cooking. Specialties include Peking Duck, spicy seafood, dumplings and hand-pulled noodles.The interior is... more
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Grand and imposing, Grossi Florentino has made a mint through high-powered business lunches and brassy attitude. The traditional decor only supports the premise that Grossi Florentino is beyond trend and forever stays in fashio... more
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Unassuming and intimate, Sala Thai has been one of the more understated restaurants in gregarious Brunswick Street for almost 20 years. Word of mouth provides a solid stream of regular patrons who appreciate the personalized se... more
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